Platelet-rich Plasma

Diagram of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) process: whole blood is centrifuged, separating into layers including platelet-poor plasma, platelet-rich plasma, and red blood cells once centrifuged.
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Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections are a special treatment that helps your body heal using your own blood. We take a small amount of your blood and spin it in a machine to collect the part with the most healing cells, called platelets. Then, we carefully inject those cells into the area that’s hurt—like a tendon, joint, or ligament—to help it heal and lower swelling.

Not all PRP is the same. It’s important to use the right system to make sure you get the best amount of platelets. Too little might not help, and too much can make it sore. We use safe, proven methods to create high-quality PRP that fits your exact injury. This helps you heal faster and get back to doing what you enjoy—using your body’s own power to recover.

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